Review on Smartphone Sony Xperia 1 IV 12/256 GB, Dual nano SIM, black by Micha Borkowski ᠌
All is well, liked the product, didn't buy it for nothing.
In theory, a good phone; nevertheless, if you found yourself in such a jungle while searching for a phone, you had better know what you were getting into or you risk being severely disappointed. What I can't put in writing as a drawback, but is, is that the margins of vertical content are cut off, but the aspect ratio elements remain intact. The most important thing to keep in mind when using the camera is that it is not a professional-grade SLR, no matter how pretty the numbers are written. Since I also own a 13pro, I used it to make a direct comparison. I'm sorry, but the end result will be pleasant if you're willing to go into the fifth or sixth page of Google to get a good one, but if you want rapid images, this is for 13 pro. Most significantly, forum zealots will protect their swamp at all costs and insist that there are no downsides to their preferred online community.
- After the Xperia 5 I and 1 III, this is an entirely different phone, and while it's not worth 70k, it more than meets my needs for the price I paid. Excellent aspect ratio; I made it slim and long enough to split the screen in half while still allowing one-handed use. I rarely use the camera and only brought it along for other reasons, but it works great here if you take the time to familiarize yourself with its features and learn what each button does, as the "basic" and "auto" settings aren't particularly good. The camera is usually the best (the final image after being processed in Lightroom) if you know how to utilize editors like Lightroom.
- Has no idea how to shoot decent shots in the "basic" or "auto" settings; forget about taking quick, high-quality images with this. The phone is stunning in general, however the white model's brushed aluminum makes it look cheap. It has incredibly raw firmware right out of the box, ruining the first impression. It got hot even with regular use, it crashed every few days due to a system problem, and the network frequently disconnected right out of the box (something I personally had on prior models, but nearly no one speaks about it).
